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Page numbers in bold, e.g. 72, signify entries in tables. acritarchs, Late Cambrian age constraints on Kolguev Island 159 Bothnia, Gulf of 170 Agma 39 Botniahalvoya 208, 209 Ai Formation 19-20 Breibogen-Bockfjorden Fault 192, 208 Aldan, River 234 Brennevinst]orden 193 Aldan shield 234 Brennevinsfjorden Group 192 Amderma 2, 20 Bugrino 160 Anabar shield 234 Burzyan 30 Andr6eland 192 Burzyan Group 19-21 Andr6eland-Dicksonland Graben 192, 195-196 Buton Formation 26 Andr6eneset 208 Bystrino Group 29 Angara, River 234 Bystrynskaya Group 9-12, 12 Angara Block 234 Aral Sea 146 Caledonian Suture 59 Arkhangel'sk 2, 39, 146 Caledonides 2 palaeogeographic/palaeotectonic sketch map 49 comparison with Laurentian margin 197-200, 198 Arsha Formation 23 relationship with Timanides 201 Atomt]ella Antiform 194-195, 194, 209 western Baltoscandian basins 178, 178 Austfonna 209 type I basins 178-181,179 Avzyan Formation 22 type II basins 181 - 182 type III basins 182-183 Bad'yashorskaya Formation 148 Celsiusberget Group 193 Baikal, Lake 234 Central Timan Fault (CTF) 6, 48, 48, 60, 170 Baikalides 1,233 palaeogeographic/palaeotectonic sketch map 49 Baikibash Formation 24 Chaichiy Island 62 Bakal Formation 20-21 Chelyabinsk 2 Bakeevo Formation 23 Chelyuskin ophiolite belt 240-241 Balto-Timanian triple junction (BTTJ) 185 Chernaya, River 70 Bangenhuken Complex 194 Chernyi Kamen Formation 26 Barents Sea 2, 6, 59 Cheshskaya Bay 6, 8, 60, 70 Timanian and Caledonian trends 53-54 Chetlas Group 28 regional palaeotectonic setting in Late Permian 53 Chidvia Formation 38 Barentsian Caledonides 199 Churochnaya Formation 27 Barentsoya 208 Barmin, Cape 8, 60, 70 Damflya 193, 208 Barminskaya Group 8-9, 9 Demino Formation 26 Bashkirian Anticlinorium 19, 151,152 Dimtemyol, River 11 Lower Riphean 19- 21 Dorogor Formation 28 Middle Riphean 21-22 Dronning Louise Land 198 Upper Riphean 22-23 Duvefjorden 192, 193, 208 Lower Vendian 23 Dvina, River 2 Upper Vendian 23 Dvoretsk suite 26 stratigraphic correlation chart 21 Dzela complex 107, 121 Basinskaya Formation 151 geochemistry 112 B~tsfjord Formation 171 blueschist- and greenschist-facies rocks 113-115, 113 Belaya 20 mafic rocks 113, 113 Belaya, River 30 ultramafic rocks 112-113,113 Bellsund 192 geological setting 107-109, 108 Beloretsk 152 magmatic rocks Beloretsk Terrane 38 mafic rocks 112 Berezov 146 ultramafic rocks 109-112 Berlev~g 52 whole rock geochemical analyses 110-111 Billetjorden 192 metamorphic rocks Billel]orden Fault Zone 192, 194 amphibolite facies 112 Biri transgression 181 blueschist facies 112 Biscayerhalv6ya-Holtedahlfonna Horst 192, 196 greenschist facies 112 Bjornoya 197 petrogenesis 118-119 Bolshoy Kameshek massif 70, 71 blueschists and greenschists 119 gabbro and granite isotope dating 71-73, 72 tectonic setting 120-121 Bolshoy Rumyanichny, Cape 8, 60, 70, 71 timing 119-120 Bolvan Creek Formation 29 U-Pb dating 115-118, 115, 116, 117, 118 Bolvansky Formation 7, 8 microprobe data 114 249 Downloaded from 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palaeogeographic/palaeotectonic sketch map 49 Eskolabreen Complex 194 thermobarometry EUROPROBE 1 analytical data and interpretation 65 biotite compositions 64 Fedotovo Formation 25 garnet compositions 64 Fl~tan-Instrumentberget Complex 194 methods 63-64 Forlandsundet 192 plagioclase compositions 65 Foynoyane 208 results 67 Franklinsundet 193 Kapitansky, Cape 8 Franldinsundet Group 193 Kapp Hansteen Group 192 Franz Josef Land 47, 59 Kara Sea 2, 47, 146, 234 Karatau Group 22-23 Garevka Formation 26 Karlin Formation 25 Glitnefonna 193 Karpinsky Peninsula 154 Gnilsk Formation 29 Katav Formation 22 Grubeinskaya Formation 149, 150 Kazan' 2 Kernos Formation 26 Hamberg Gletcher Foreland 198 Kharbei Complex 148 Hedmark 170 Khatalambinsky Suite 150 Hedmark Basin 178-181,180 Khoidyshor Formation 27 Heidal 170 Khoreyver terrane Heidal Group 181 palaeogeographic/palaeotectonic sketch map 49 Helvetesflya Formation 192 Kikvozhkaya Formation 11, 12 Hinlopenstreten 208 Kildin Island 52, 169-171, 170 Hinlopenstreten Supergroup 192, 193 Kirkenes 52 Hinlopenstretet 192, 194 Klyktan Formation 25 Hinlopenstretet Syncline 209 Kocheshor Formation 27 Homsund 192 Koiva Formation 26 Hoyvik 170 Kola Peninsula 6, 47, 170 Baltica margins 174-175 Igarka 234, 238 palaeogeographic/palaeotectonic sketch map 49 II'yavozh Formation 27 Kolguev Island 2, 48 Innvika 208 geological background 159-160, 160 Innvikhogda Syncline 209 stratigraphic levels 161 Inostrantseva Bay 141 Late Cambrian age constraints by acritarchs 159 Inta 31, 160 biostratigraphic implications 167 Inzer 30, 31 Cambrian rocks in Pechora Basin and adjacent areas 160-162 Inzer Formation 22-23 Cambrian-Ordovician successions 162-163 Is~orden 192 characterization of acritarchs 163-166, 164, 165 Ishimbai 30 previous fossil records 163 Isispynten 193, 208 study materials and methods 163 Ivdel 146 palaeogeographic/palaeotectonic sketch map 49 Izhma 31 shelly fossils 166-167, 166 Kolpakovskaya Formation 151 Jameson Land 198 Kong Karls Land 208 Kongsfjord 52 Kalak Nappe Complex 183 Kongsfjord Formation 171 Kaltasa Formation 24 Kongsfjord Turbidite System (KTS) 13, 14, 15 Kama 20 Kotlas 31 Kama, River 31 Kotlin stratohorizon 44 Kamen Rassolny Formation 26 Kozinskaya Formation 151 Kamennye Sopki massif 70 Kraemerpynten 208 Kamsk-Belsk depression 24 Krasnaya Bay 62 Kanin Kamen Ridge 6 Krasnokamsk Formation 25 Kanin Kamen Supergroup 7, 8, 15-16 Krayny Kameshek massif 70, 71 Kanin Nos Cape 6 syenite isotope dating 71-73, 72 Downloaded from http://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/books/book/chapter-pdf/3853989/9781862394056_backmatter.pdf by guest on 27 September 2021 INDEX 251 Krivaya Luka Formation 23 Makovskaya Series 141 Kronprins Christian Land 198 Malochernoretskaya Formation 8-9, 9 Kurgashlya Formation 23 Maly Kameshek massif 70 Kvaenangsfjorden 170 Man'inskaya Formation 148, 149 Kvarkush metamorphic basement 125, 132 Manitanyrdskaya Group 148, 150 ages Man'ya Formation 27 basaltic dyke 131 Marun-Keu Complex 87, 101-102 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regional correlations and geodynamic interpretation 100 Kyrmin Formation 25 Baltica passive margin rifting 101 Kyrpin Group 24 Early Timanian evolution 100 Kyzgey Formation 27 Uralian convergence and arc-continent collision 101 sample characterization 102 Lady Franklinfjorden 193 Mashak Formation 21 - 22 L~g6ya 193 Matochkin Strait 154 Laksefjord Nappe Complex 182 Matusalya, Cape 62 Lakset~orden 170 Mezen 31 Lambert Land 198 Mezen Basin 37, 38, 43, 44, 47 Lamtsa 39 Mezen Formation 28 Lamtsa-Verkovka depositional sequence 41-43 Mikulkin Antiform 61, 62 Laponiahalvrya 193, 208, 209 thermobarometry 66 Laptev Sea 59, 234 Mikulkin, Cape 6, 62 Laptopay Formation 27 Mikulkino Group 29 Las'va Group 25 Mikulkinskaya Group 6, 7, 61, 66 Laurentian margin 191,203 Minsk 38 comparison with East Greenland Caledonides 197-200, 198 Minyar Formation 23 comparison with North Greenland fold belt and Pearya 199, Mitushikha Bay 140 200-201,202 Mityushev Kamen' Massif 153 Svalbard 191 Moelv Tillite 180-181 assembly of terranes 201 Mongol-Okhotsk belt 234 Bjomoya 197 Morozovskaya Formation 153 eastern terranes 191-195 Moscow 38 interrelationships between the terranes 197 Moscow Basin 38, 43-44, 44 northern terranes 195-196 Motalat]ellet 192 relationship between Caledonides and Timanides 201 Murchisont]orden Supergroup 192, 193 southwestern terranes 196-197 Murmansk 2, 52, 146 Leaonidovo Formation 24 Lemvinskaya Facies 150 Nadezhdino Formation 24 Lena, River 234 Nafta Formation 28 Lom0orden Fault 192, 194 Nar'yan-Mar 2, 31 Lomfjorden Supergroup 192 Nenoxa Formation 38 Lomonosov
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    EUNAseis a seismic model for Moho and crustal structure in Europe, Greenland, and the North Atlantic region Artemieva, Irina; Thybo, Hans Published in: Tectonophysics DOI: 10.1016/j.tecto.2013.08.004 Publication date: 2013 Document version Publisher's PDF, also known as Version of record Citation for published version (APA): Artemieva, I., & Thybo, H. (2013). EUNAseis: a seismic model for Moho and crustal structure in Europe, Greenland, and the North Atlantic region. Tectonophysics, 609, 97-153. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tecto.2013.08.004 Download date: 04. Oct. 2021 Tectonophysics 609 (2013) 97–153 Contents lists available at ScienceDirect Tectonophysics journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/tecto Review Article EUNAseis: A seismic model for Moho and crustal structure in Europe, Greenland, and the North Atlantic region☆ Irina M. Artemieva ⁎, Hans Thybo IGN, University of Copenhagen, Denmark article info abstract Article history: We present a new digital crustal model for Moho depth and crustal structure in Europe, Greenland, Iceland, Received 27 November 2012 Svalbard, European Arctic shelf, and the North Atlantic Ocean (72W–62E, 30N–84N). Our compilation is based Received in revised form 18 July 2013 on digitization of original seismic profiles and Receiver Functions from ca. 650 publications which provides a Accepted 4 August 2013 dense regional data coverage. Exclusion of non-seismic data allows application of the database to potential Available online 15 August 2013 field modeling. EUNAseis model includes Vp velocity and thickness of five crustal layers, including the sedimen- tary cover, and Pn velocity. For each parameter we discuss uncertainties associated with theoretical limitations, Keywords: Moho regional data quality, and interpolation.
  • SUPERSONIC ENERGY Business Report

    SUPERSONIC ENERGY Business Report

    2009 INTERREGIONAL DISTRIBUTIVE G RID C OMPANY IDG C OF URALS SUPERSONIC ENERGY business report Back to Contents >> Key financial indicators1 2009 2009 20082 (US$, thous.) (RUR, thous.) (RUR, thous.) Revenues, including 1 299 894.1 41 297 636 35 964 707 transmission revenues 1 259 086.4 40 001 176 34 437 161 connection revenues 30 657.4 973 985 895 581 Expenses 1 152 773.4 36 623 611 33 947 171 Operating profit 147 120.7 4 674 025 2 017 536 Operating margin, % 11.3% 11.3% 5.6% EBITDA3 131 941.8 4 191 790 3 576 138 EBITDA margin, % 10.2% 10.2% 9.9% Pre-tax income 43 845.5 1 392 972 1 288 425 Net profit 33 152.9 1 053 267 862 085 Net margin, % 2.6% 2.6% 2.4% Earnings per share US$ 0.0003 RUR 0.01 RUR 0.02 Short-term loans and borrowings 0 0 1 200 000 Long-term loans and borrowings 175 749.5 5 583 562 5 161 534 bonds 51.6 1 638 1 000 000 Debt/ Equity, % 20% 20% 23% Equity/ Assets, % 66% 66% 66% Energy sales 2009 2008 Change, % Energy supply, mln kW/h 75 795.9 86 365.8 - 12.24 Productive supply, mln kW/h 69 339.2 79 902 - 13.22 1 Key financial indicators of the Company are represented on the basis of 2008-2009 Operating figures 2009 audited financial statements under Russian Accounting Aerial lines (in chains), km 122 054 Standards (RAS). 2009 indica- tors were shown in US dollars Aerial lines (in lines), km 113 210 just for information (average rate as of 2009 is 1US$= RUR Cable lines, km 4 691 31.77).